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Old 04-23-2022, 09:58 AM
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I will give this a try. I just placed a order for 1, and if it works, will order some more to keep in hand. Thanks for the info.
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You might put a drop of red Loctite on it to help hold it in.
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i could not see any threads on the inside rim , and when i order some fittings for drive they came with the box in not round with the angle ?
Those may be two-piece.
See if you can un-screw the zerk,
then you can drive in the "drive" half, and re-install zerk.
Make sure you have the hole for the zerk pointed correctly before driving in.
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Those may be two-piece.
See if you can un-screw the zerk,
then you can drive in the "drive" half, and re-install zerk.
Make sure you have the hole for the zerk pointed correctly before driving in.
the most part is the clearance to tap it down with a small hammer or something , i've got a tool that works for strait or 65% fittings but all are made for wide open space . but that 2 piece is a nice idea in case it fails again i just replace the top part.
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Don't know if this is possible because I have not seen exactly what you
are dealing with, but. When I have run across push in zerks I have taken
the wheel and bearing apart and hand greased everything and put it back
together. Was once a time when zerks were not there and we rolled
bearings in greasy palms to lube them up.

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will it's what i did for now but would like to still fix the problem some how or find one who can . for now i just lube it by hand and put a piece of duck tape over the hole to keep it clean .
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I'm surprise for as long as XT1 has been out that no one has had this issue and DIY fix it ?? or just bought a new rim for $80. just for the grease fitting ??
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They must be open bearings to receive grease from the inside like that.
Pull them and repack them like we always used to have to do in the past.

Not really familiar with the newer ones though so they may just be bushings and not bearings per se??
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They must be open bearings to receive grease from the inside like that.
Pull them and repack them like we always used to have to do in the past.

Not really familiar with the newer ones though so they may just be bushings and not bearings per se??
i end up putting a piece of duck tape to cover the hole for now and hand grease , but would like to get it fix. got a friend who owns a motor bike shop and repairs all kinds of bikes and big boy toys might ask him if he can fix it
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